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Published: 2006-08-12 04:51:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 315; Favourites: 5; Downloads: 1
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A nice change to the usual train track type shots. I love train tracks and all, and even with people, but that reflection is what makes this shot I think. Good job.
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Always wanted to capture something unique on train tracks... it's a tough task, but well done!
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The reflection was by luck!
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Exellent perspective and seeing beyond the obvious. Although some might be tempted to present this in color, I believe it's more powerful in grayscale. I especially like the panoramic format. Well done!
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You're very welcome. It was my pleasure.
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I really like the reflection in the rail and the crop.
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Very cool. The perspective is so interesting and the composition too.
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Wow I love the perspective. Sepia is perfect for this too. Definately a fav!
This would really work for a contest for about reflections.
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I really like the perspective and angle. Very well done. Where did you take this shot?
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Just a couple miles north of "West LeMars". Not precisely sure which intersection. Was off in search of a sunset, but it turned into a gray and hazy evening, so I was just screwin' around, bored.
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If you ever want a good country bridge to photograph, there is one north of LeMars on, I believe, 170th Street, approximately 1-1/2 miles west of Highway 75. If that isn't the correct road, the bridge is on the road one mile south of Struble. I've been in that area shooting the bridge and sunsets. It's a nice place to check out if you're bored.
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It's interesting how often one can come upon really good places to photograph in Plymouth County.
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I think it can make a better photographer of a person eventually. Learning to use light, perspectives, etcetera, to take the ordinary and make it a little more interesting. Challenge oneself. One begins to go through life more visually, looking at the simple or ignored in a little different way...
...plus I'm not always watching the road, LOL.
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I think that is one of the main concepts of photography: taking the ordinary and making it a little more interesting. It's showing people a different perspective than they're used to.
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